Atlanta-based electro-industrial rockers
Synchro Nine Factor have been together 9
years,
during which time they have released two CDs
("Right Wing Conspiracy" and "re[deploy]")
as well as received U.S. and international
airplay. Songs from their "Right Wing
Conspiracy" album appeared in MTV's "Making
the Video" program and a remix from the same
album was featured in "Alternative Worldz",
a fetish documentary distributed by Adam and
Eve Films. Their music
embraces both ends of the spectrum, from
driving and aggressive Industrial Rock to
Hypnotic
1. cold dead and wet
2. in a sense
3. meconium
4. the fury
5. less noise
6. more than me
7. get it right
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2003
Recorded and
Mixed by LedBelly Sound Studio, Atlanta
Georgia USA
Engineered by Matt Washburn for LedBelly
Produced by Synchro Nine Factor
Mastered by LedBelly Sound Studio, Atlanta
Georgia USA
Jamie Hagood [guitars], Nelson Hagood
[vocals, lyrics, keyboards], Robby Johnson
[bass, keyboards, programming].
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The first thing I notice about Synchro Nine
Factor's second album "re[deploy]" is that
it is much more accessible than its first
album "Right Wing Conspiracy". While the
programmed drums, vocal effects and dismal
samples still paint a disparaging picture,
the musicianship sounds more cohesive and
accomplished, especially in Jamie Hagood's
fuzzed-out guitars. Vocalist Nelson Hagood's
delivery also has some added soul and
emotion on songs like "meconium" and "the
fury" reminding the listener that there is
flesh and blood behind Synchro Nine's
otherwise computerized harshness. Rather
than take the same minimalist approach that
was used on "Right Wing Conspiracy", this
Atlanta group focuses more on the pop
elements of its music with more groove
oriented tracks like "in a sense" and "more
than me" and guitars that have faint echoes
of Black Sabbath and Motley Crue. Still,
song titles like "cold dead and wet" let you
know that "re[deploy]" is not a total
departure. Jonathan Williams (Music Editor-Prick
Magazine)
"They came, they sang, they kicked much
ass..." DJ Evol Eno (Tallahassee, FL) after show
in May 2001
"Synchro Nine Factor opened the night and
despite the early start time, put on an
aggressive and entertaining show. In front
of a movie screen they belted out their new
industrial-fused rock while LCD signs spewed
bits of the lyrics out to the crowd.
Emotionally charged, they gave 110% effort.
Their performance was solid and polished as
their matured experience playing live really
shines through." Blue from Starvox.net webzine
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